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Do you want to run nodejs right inside your browser without a backend? If not, then you can just ignore it.

But if you do, then this attempts to solve that problem.

If you're asking what's the use case for running nodejs in the browser? I say use your imagination.



I'm not familiar with node.js, but don't most JavaScript libraries already run in both the browser (including Electron) and node.js?

Is it a matter of significantly different system APIs and standard libraries, and this offers a bridge for applications expecting to run in Node, providing that environment in the JavaScript context of a browser? (Or does it actually run Node in WASM?)




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